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RoofingAnthony Giquinto

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Why I Chose This Career?Personality Profile From Pathfinders Survey:

– Mechanical and Protective

Personality Profile From Drive of Your Life:– P.C.I. ( Practical, Creative, and Influential)

Personal Interests:• Video-games.• Football.• Repairing roofs with my dad.

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Education & Trainingto Obtain this Career

• 2 years out of high school• You need no license to be a roofer• You need 1 year of internship

• Penn State University– Roofing

– Carpentry, construction site management

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What is your salary?

During my career my salary changes. At first I start out with $30,000 a year. When I show to work and complete tasks during the year, my salary could jump up. If I show the company that I want to be there, they will pay more than if I don’t wont to be there. As the years go on my salary could increase as high as $50,000. So to have good work ethic and listening pays off in the long run.

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Advantages & Disadvantages

List Advantages Here• Create bonds with

others that work with you.

• Learn more about numbers.

• Gain more physical strength.

List Disadvantages Here

• Work for most of the day.

• Can get hurt from working on the site.

• Spend money for supplies.

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Always make sure that you write an accurate resume with all the features you have. Some common mistakes are when you crumble up the paper, get it wet with a drink, or getting food on it. While you are creating your resume, add all you can to describe yourself. When you write a good resume, your making yourself look better. To write a good resume, have someone proof read it and have a good breakfast to jumpstart your brain .

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The Interview Process

The four phases of an interview are the introduction, background, probe stage, matching stage, and final questions and close. You should make sure that you look over your resume before you go into an interview. Prepare for questions about your resume while your in the interview. If you think you will be asked certain questions, you should prepare yourself to make sure you are ready for them. For roofing you will need to know about mathematics and carpentry. So while your in there prepare to be asked questions like, how good are you with numbers or, how long you have worked with wood. Also you should where a suit or something nice to an interview to show that you can to be organized.

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Major Responsibilities• Make sure there are at least three people on the job.• Buy supplies for repairs on houses. • Make estimates and jobs for the company. • Advertise for the company.• Hire workers who have the requirements for the job.

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Start of Work Day:

Call all workers and make sure we have at least 3 people on the job.

Morning Responsibilities:

Order and purchase supplies and calculate work hours for the day and also make estimates/jobs.

Lunch Responsibilities:

Have lunch with workers and exchange stories of what we did over the weekend and day before.

Waking Up:

Get up at 6;00 AM and exercise before a big day of work.Ending Your Work Day:

Clean-up at work and come home to cook a meal for family.

Afternoon Responsibilities:

Finish roofing and or siding job/estimate and go through lists of jobs/estimates for tomorrow.

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Other Possible Careers

List 3 and Explain Why• Chef- because I love to cook and work with

others.• Carpenter- because I love to build

structures and items out of wood.• Video-game designer- because I like to play

video games in my free time and like to design games I know everyone would like.

Summary Slide

•This career lets you express yourself in the roof you make, like you can make a slate roof that shines like the sun and engrave your name on it. The next few years I could study my numbers and calculations to get better at mental roofing and go to the gym to get better at physical roofing. I learned that I am more of a hands-on type rather than a mental person who reads and writes.